Magnetic spinner magnet motor on youtube

[kidsicu2]

itseung888

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[TheOne]

as far as I can tell the wheel turn a more then 360 you know?

nice video itseung888 !

Can you explain how the magnet are oriented and where the shielding is needed?
thank you

[ltseung888]

Now we have the first set of three videos to support our Lead Out theory and explain the observed effects.  They are on youtube:

1. Simulating the Minato wheel horizontal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLkMaS3Xj0I

2. Simulating the Minato wheel vertical
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98u1FAx9JkM

3. Magnet positioning of the Minato wheel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlDEqf2pCc

In 1, Sun et al wanted to demonstrate that using permanent magnets alone, they could get the wheel rotating.  The demonstration used positioning and orientation of permanent magnets only.  No magnetic shielding material was used.  There was slight hand movement to jerk the wheel to start.  The jerking force was small as seen on the video.  However, there were objections that it was the jerking movement of the hand that provided the necessary energy.

In 2, Sun et al placed the wheel in the vertical position.  No hand movement was used.  The wheel could rotate for about 17 minutes before stopping. (Free spinning by strong pull could get the wheel spinning for about 10 minutes only.)

In 3, Sun et al placed the wheel in the horizontal position again.  However, they used more magnets.  Each of the outer ring magnets were wrapped onto a water bottle.  This allowed easy change of number of magnets, position of magnets, orientation of magnets, different type of magnets, etc. The wheel could rotate for about 30 minutes before stopping.

Conclusing: Positioning and orientation of permanent magnets could provide the force and energy to rotate the wheel many revolutions.

[ltseung888]

Let us explain the three videos from the point of view of the Lee-Tseung lead Out theory.

(1) The outer magnets did not form a symmetric closed loop.  THis allowed net clockwise force via repulsion.
(2) This is the unbalanced wheel rotation as explained in the Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory.  Pulsing was provided by the acceleration and deceleration of the wheel as the rotational speed was not uniform. Electron Motion Energy was Lead Out.  Thus there were no violation of the Law of Conservation of Energy.
(3) The feedback system was not perfect.  The system tried to find its own resonance frequency.  The rotation provided changing magnetic fields to continue and to overcome friction and air resistance.  Once settled into resonance, the system should theoretically continue forever. 
(4) However, external factors such opening a door, ground vibrations from passing cars etc. tipped the balance slightly.  Less energy was sent via the feedback mechanism.  This caused the eventual stoppage.
(5) Loosely coupled 2 system devices such as the Wang, the Milkovic two stage pendulum or the Steorn toy would be better.  If these two system were complementing each other, perpetual motion with some energy left to do useful work could result.

Most OU inventions using ONE single system oscillation, vibration or rotation failed due to the above.  Hope this is now clear to all OU inventors and physicists.

[TheOne]

i am not phisicists, i just want to replicate it and i need simple answer like what are the orientation of the stator magnet and what are the orientation of the rotor magnet?